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I am looking everywhere for the old SAITEK driver for the Saitek panels (not the FIP, already have SAIFLIGHTSIMX). I am not a fan of the Logitech drivers or SPAD. In particular, looking for the SAIPANELS.exe. Would anybody know where to get or maybe have the “old driver” laying around somewhere? Any help or assistance would be greatly appreciated! I am running FSX with WIN7 64bit. Thanks

Edited by sfcweeks

Got a file titled 'Saitek_Pro_Flight_Panels_00000003_32_Software_pfw.exe', from 2015, but I was Win 7 32-bit at the time and that's what these drivers are.

5 hours ago, sfcweeks said:

I am looking everywhere for the old SAITEK driver for the Saitek panels (not the FIP, already have SAIFLIGHTSIMX). I am not a fan of the Logitech drivers or SPAD. In particular, looking for the SAIPANELS.exe. Would anybody know where to get or maybe have the “old driver” laying around somewhere? Any help or assistance would be greatly appreciated! I am running FSX with WIN7 64bit. Thanks

The latest drivers should be at the following link - https://www.saitek.com/uk/down/drivers.php

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Thank you guys for the very timely response! Jim Young, the Saitek link that you sent doesn’t do anything. There are no downloads there, (unless I am not doing something right). Already have the Configuration Guide that I use religiously. The problem that I am having with the Logitech driver is not major (everything on radio,multi,and switch panels work) however when I raise or lower flaps via the multi-panel, 1 click and they move to either full up or full down instead of 1position at a time? I just never had any problems with the old Saitek SAIPANELS.exe driver.

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airernie, TYVM, for your reply! I am not a computer guru. Would the 32-bit driver install to program files, instead of program files x86, or would it not even install at all on a 64-bit system? If I might try it, would you be willing to e-mail it to [email protected]? Can’t figure out why mult-panel flaps lever moves flaps either all up or all down with 1-click?

46 minutes ago, sfcweeks said:

There are no downloads there, (unless I am not doing something right).

Well, of course not.  You should see a Saitek tab.  Click on that and then click on Support>Downloads.  You will see all the ProFlight panels that have drivers.

https://www.saitek.com/uk/down/drivers.php

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5 hours ago, sfcweeks said:

airernie, TYVM, for your reply! I am not a computer guru. Would the 32-bit driver install to program files, instead of program files x86, or would it not even install at all on a 64-bit system? If I might try it, would you be willing to e-mail it to [email protected]? Can’t figure out why mult-panel flaps lever moves flaps either all up or all down with 1-click?

They will install, but being 32-bit will end up in Program Files (x86), which really doesn't mean anything.  Also, FSX is a 32-bit application, so likely very compatible.

BTW, you might not want to post your email address on a public forum.  Much safer to PM someone.

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Nevermind Jim Young that’s Logitech, I said earlier that I wasn’t looking for Logitech Drivers

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airernie, TYVM for taking the time to actually read and understand what I was asking for. As soon as I installed the OLD SAITEK driver and SAIPANELS.exe ran with FSX everything worked perfectly! If I can ever do anything for you please don’t hesitate to ask! I have tons of FSX files and software. Would be happy to share with you. Again, thanks!

3 hours ago, sfcweeks said:

Nevermind Jim Young that’s Logitech, I said earlier that I wasn’t looking for Logitech Drivers

Glad you got you issue fixed but the link I provided was to Saitek.  I could find no Logitech drivers at the link I provided.

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